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1979
Harley Davidson XLHR |
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Being a “GearHead” is what life is
about for Doug Bator, motorcycle enthusiast and owner of a black 1979 Harley Davidson
XLHR. He hangs with “4-Seasons Motorsports and rides for transportation and
relaxation from March to November.
Doug started riding at age ten. He had a Ducanti 160 that he rode in the woods. Anything
with motors interests him, so the progression began and you can now find Doug on this
stately Harley XLHR with its high performance editions of heads, cams, homemade pipes and
rods. He does the body changes personally, “Thunderheads” being the theme. The
bike has throw-over saddlebags, GMA brakes and Andrews gears. |
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2002
Red Indian Scout |
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| Connecticut’s East Windsor resident, Mark
Wilson, rides this stately red 2002 Indian Scout. It is loaded with chrome pipes, mirrors,
headlight, blinkers and handgrips. The engine too is custom but a secret. Mark rode the
bike to Sturges in 2004. He enjoys freedom of the ride. |
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2003
Red Indian Spirit |
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| A gold “Indian Head”, adorning the
front fender, sets the theme on this 2003 red Indian Scout owned by Michael Tracy of
Springfield, Massachusetts. There is an “Indian on a Horse” etched into the
windshield and a spirit about the bike as a whole. This bike is a Springfield Edition.
Mike is a member of the “British Iron Association” and rides for relaxation. |
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